Barrage of missile attacks in Kyiv – The Ukrainian capital is without power

Russia is pounding it Kyiv with missile attacks and is estimated to have dropped around 100 so far missilesresulting in an interruption electricity in many districts.

“About 100 missiles were launched from the Caspian Seathe (Russian) Rostov region and from Black Sea“, said Yuri Ignatrepresentative of the Ukrainian air force, clarifying that “so far, the use of offensive drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) has not been recorded”.

In fact, the deputy head of the presidency Kirill Tymoshenko in a post on Telegram he noted that “Russian terrorists conducted a new planned attack against energy infrastructure. The situation is critical.” He said the situation in the capital Kyiv, which was hit by several missiles, is “extremely difficult”. “Special emergency power outage schedules have been imposed,” he added.

Also, the mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, said for his part that at least three Russian missiles hit residential buildings. “In the Pechersk district, in one of the buildings hit by a rocket, rescuers recovered the body of a man,” he told Telegram.

“At least half of Kyiv residents are without electricity after the massive Russian missile attack,” announced the mayor of the Ukrainian capital, Vitali Klitschko.

“In the capital, at least half of the residents have been left without electricity,” he wrote on Telegram. “(The national operator) challenged emergency power outages across Ukraine, mainly in Kyivto balance the network’.